Sentence examples for and she characterized from inspiring English sources

Recent years had been hard for Mr. Swartz, Ms. Norton said, and she characterized him "in turns tough and delicate".

May also said that the strike was intended to prevent further suffering, and she characterized the decision as both right and legal.

And she characterizes McCain's talk about Big Money's corrosive influence as "strident".

And she characterizes Whitewater as "a limitless investigation of our lives" the purpose of which was "to discredit the president and the administration and slow down its momentum".

Justice Sonia Sotomayor disagreed with her colleagues' view that "examining the racial impact of legislation only perpetuates racial discrimination," and criticized what she characterized as their decision to "sit back and wish away, rather than confront, the racial inequality that exists in our society".

"It's a convergence of forces," Ms. Young said, pointing to baby boomers looking for alternatives to their current choices in food and skin care; skepticism toward big companies; and a catch-all movement she characterized as "holistic, organic, do your yoga and eat your vegetables".

But when complaints by other women led the office to open an investigation, Ms. Crawford answered questions and described behavior that she characterized as harassment.

The only explanation of her seemingly bizarre behavior came from a grief expert who testified for the defense that young people often display their emotions in abnormal ways and engage in what she characterized as "magical thinking".

Bored with her domestic duties and the Atlanta social scene, she characterized herself as a "dynamo going to waste".

These issues are the subject of an Internet debate that began when Victoria Bynum, a Texas State history professor and author of the well-researched 2001 book "The Free State of Jones," wrote a review on her blog, Renegade South, in which she characterized Jenkins and Stauffer's book as a good read but inaccurate and unjustifiably politicized.

She characterized Bermuda law as "opaque and inaccessible".